rebankrupt

/riːˈbæŋkrʌpt/

Definitions

1. verb

to cause a person or business to become bankrupt again, often after a previous bankruptcy has been discharged or settled

“The company’s financial struggles led to its rebankruptcy, wiping out all the progress it had made in the previous few years.”

2. noun

the state of becoming bankrupt again, often after a previous bankruptcy has been discharged or settled

“The investor was shocked by the company’s rebankruptcy and decided to cut ties with the firm.”

3. adjective

having become bankrupt again, often after a previous bankruptcy has been discharged or settled

“The rebankrupt businessman struggled to regain his reputation in the community.”

Synonyms

  • bankrupt again
  • insolvent again

Antonyms

  • financially stable
  • solvent